Collector flow with public rules
Buy the ticket from the 500 POL public starting price, follow the paid-mint curve, redeem through VRF, and hold the final NFT that later determines rarity and reward weight.
Polygon Mainnet Architecture
BiggiEyes
One on-chain ticket flow connecting VRF collections with the BIGGI ecosystem.
Each chapter starts with 50 marketing tickets at 1 POL. The first paid public ticket starts at 500 POL, its price rises by 0.33% after each paid mint, and redemption uses verifiable randomness to create the final NFT. Rewards, treasury, reserve, drip, buyback, and liquidity are connected behind the collector flow. Public launch remains gated while final mainnet configuration is completed.
Live Polygon contract data
Public ticket curve + verifiable reveal
Treasury, reserve, buyback, liquidity
Most important: BiggiEyes is not built as
separate NFT and token products. Tickets, VRF reveal, finalized
NFTs, rewards, tokenomics, and future chapter expansion all read
from one connected public architecture. The dashboard is
available in enabled preview environments; public launch remains
protected by the final readiness gate.
Ecosystem logic with visible branches
BIGGI rewards, treasury routing, reserve support, drip, buyback branches, and liquidity protection are built to move value through clear destinations instead of a hidden black box.
App Preview
Swipe through current dashboard panels.
Live Entry Stats
Current TicketHub Price
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Current BIGGI Token Price
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Public Launch Price
500 POL
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UNDERSTAND BIGGIEYES FIRST
Start here if you want the system to make sense before you touch a wallet. This landing explains what the ticket does, how the NFT reveal works, why some NFTs earn more BIGGI, and how the broader ecosystem routes value in the background.
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Choose a topic
Start with Rewards, Collection, VRF Mint, Ecosystem, or Community.
2
Read the short guide
Each topic below explains the core idea without opening the app.
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Check launch status
Use the preview for inspection; transact only after the public readiness gate is open.
How BiggiEyes Works
The full user flow is simple: enter through the ticket, redeem through verifiable randomness, then hold the final NFT for collection status and possible weekly BIGGI utility.
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Buy Ticket
The first paid ticket starts at 500 POL. Each later paid mint applies the +0.33% public curve.
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Redeem Through VRF
Redeem requests verifiable randomness, so the final NFT is not assigned from a hidden list.
3
Hold, Track, Claim
The final NFT enters collection progression and can unlock weekly BIGGI claims if it is eligible.
Choose Your Path
Not every visitor needs the same starting point. Pick the route that matches what you care about most.
Collector
Start with the ticket flow
See the 1 POL marketing snapshot, 500 POL public start, paid-mint curve, and VRF redeem path.
Open ticket flow HolderCheck weekly BIGGI utility
See whether a finalized NFT is eligible, how much it can claim, and when the next claim window opens.
Open rewards EcosystemRead the token and treasury layer
Follow how rewards, treasury, reserve, buyback, drip, and liquidity fit into one public system.
Open ecosystemMainnet State Vs Public Launch
Deployed contracts and a public launch are different states. The readiness gate stays closed until every required branch is ready.
Deployed Now
What is already visible on Polygon
Central TicketHub with chapter routing and a configured 500 POL public starting price.
VRF collection contracts and verifiable metadata state.
50 marketing tickets minted for each of five configured chapters (250 total).
BIGGI treasury, reserve, rewards, drip, and buyback branches.
Built For Expansion
What the system is designed to support
Additional chapters and future collection growth without rebuilding the project.
Broader BIGGI utility branches connected to the same ecosystem state.
Treasury, reserve, drip, buyback, and liquidity working as coordinated layers.
A stronger community and onboarding layer as the public system expands.
Trust Signals
These are the quick facts a visitor should understand without reading the full architecture.
Switch Guide Topic
Choose one topic below. The buttons only switch the content on this landing page and do not open the app.
Rewards Guide
Finalized NFTs unlock weekly BIGGI claims, and stronger rarity can lift the payout
This is the holder utility layer. Once a ticket becomes its final NFT, the app can show whether that NFT is eligible, how much BIGGI it can claim, and when the next claim window opens.
Weekly holder utility
Rarity can increase rewards
Live claim status in the app
What the holder does
Hold the finalized NFT, return to the rewards panel, and claim BIGGI when that week's window is open.
Why some NFTs earn more
Claim amounts are not flat. Rarity tier and collection weight can raise the weekly BIGGI attached to a stronger NFT.
Why it feels credible
The reward logic reads from the same on-chain collection state as the reveal, so the payout stays tied to the NFT you actually own.
Collection Guide
A chapter-based collection structure built to scale far beyond a one-time drop
BiggiEyes is designed as an expandable collectible system. Chapters and blocks keep future releases organized, while preserving clear pricing, rarity paths, and reward context across the wider collection.
Built for future collection growth
Ticket phase before final reveal
Tradable before and after reveal
Why the structure matters
New chapters can be added without breaking the whole system, which makes long-term collection expansion far cleaner.
What blocks actually do
Blocks help organize pricing and reward context, so every mint sits in a known place inside the broader collectible map.
What collectors can hold
Before reveal you own the ticket. After redeem and randomness, you own the final NFT. Both states belong to the same public collectible flow.
VRF Mint Guide
Entry begins with a tradable ticket and ends with a verifiable NFT reveal
The mint flow is intentionally public and readable. TicketHub exposes the current price and configured sale-mint curve, and the ticket later redeems into a final NFT through verifiable randomness rather than a hidden manual reveal.
1 POL marketing snapshot
500 POL public start + paid-mint curve
Verifiable reveal after redeem
Step 1: Enter through the ticket
Your first asset is the ticket itself, and its price moves on a public curve after every new mint.
Step 2: Redeem into randomness
When you redeem, the system requests verifiable randomness so the final result is not chosen by a team wallet or private list.
Step 3: Hold the final asset
After reveal, the NFT becomes the collectible that enters rarity, collection progression, and the weekly reward system.
Ecosystem Guide
BIGGI runs inside a transparent ecosystem of rewards, treasury, reserve, buyback, and liquidity guardrails
The collectible side and the token side are designed to work together. BIGGI rewards, treasury routing, reserve support, drip distribution, buyback logic, and liquidity protection are built as one readable system instead of scattered disconnected features.
Rewards and token branches share one system
Treasury routes value to clear destinations
Reserve and liquidity add guardrails
What BIGGI is used for
BIGGI is not only a token on a chart. It powers weekly NFT rewards and supports the wider ecosystem as the project expands.
What treasury and reserve mean
Treasury routes value into clear branches such as token rewards, reserve, and drip, while reserve acts as a protective layer when the ecosystem needs support.
Why liquidity and buyback matter
Liquidity keeps BIGGI tradable on DEX markets, and buyback plus guardrails are designed to help the system respond more safely in stressed conditions.
Community Guide
The community layer turns a complex on-chain system into a clear public story
Before anyone mints, claims, or connects a wallet, they need to understand what the project is and why it matters. This layer ties the collectible flow, reward logic, and ecosystem structure into one readable first impression.
Made for first-time visitors
One story across collection and token layers
Scales with future chapters
What visitors get first
They can understand the collectible idea, mint flow, and reward model before connecting a wallet or entering the app preview.
Why this matters
If the first explanation is weak, the project feels fragmented. This layer makes a complex on-chain system understandable to normal users.
Built for long-term growth
As more chapters, collections, and token utilities arrive, the community layer keeps the whole project consistent instead of fragmented.
App Status
Contracts and live read panels are deployed, but public launch is still gated by final mainnet readiness. Local development can open the app for inspection; this status does not authorize public mint, redeem, claim, or tokenomics activation.
FAQ
How does minting start?
Each chapter begins with 50 marketing tickets carrying a 1 POL snapshot. The first paid Ticket starts at 500 POL and each later paid mint applies the configured curve, while the final NFT appears only after redeem and VRF completion.
What do NFT holders get every week?
Eligible finalized NFTs can claim BIGGI once per week, and the amount depends on block weight and rarity tier.
What does VRF change?
VRF determines the final reveal outcome instead of a manual reveal list, which makes the result auditable from on-chain data.
Can collectors trade before and after reveal?
Yes. Tickets are tradable before redeem, and revealed NFTs remain tradable after the final state is assigned.
Where should I start?
Start with the guide topic that matches your intent. Where preview access is enabled, open the corresponding app panel to inspect live wallet and contract data.
Is this homepage the full app?
No. This page is the public introduction. The interactive app is a separate dashboard, while transaction access remains subject to the public launch gate.